Media Company Looking To Dump North of Boston Newspapers

Media Company Looking To Dump North of Boston Newspapers

The company that owns the company that owns four daily newspapers and four weekly newspapers north of Boston is looking to sell them, according to the Lawrence Eagle-Tribune, one of the newspapers involved.

CNHI, headquartered in Montgomery, Alabama, currently owns North of Boston Media Group, which operates the Eagle-Tribune, the Salem News, the Gloucester Daily Times, and the Daily News of Newburyport, all daily newspapers. The company also operates four weeklies:  The Andover Townsman and The Haverhill Gazette in Massachusetts; and The Derry News in New Hampshire and The Carriage Towne News, a regional weekly that covers several towns in southeastern New Hampshire.

Church’s Anti-Same-Sex-Attraction Program Criticized — Though It’s Still Legal
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Church’s Anti-Same-Sex-Attraction Program Criticized — Though It’s Still Legal

Matthew McDonald

The pastor of an evangelical Protestant church in Laconia, New Hampshire is offering a faith-based 12-step program to overcome same-sex attraction and other "hurts, habits, and hangups," but it has struck a nerve with some pro-homosexuality advocates.

New Hampshire recently enacted a law that prohibits so-called "conversion therapy" seeking to change sex orientation or gender identity, but it exempts churches. The law, House Bill 587, takes effect January 1, 2019.

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